Hyundai Creta Electric Vs Mahindra BE 6: Which Electric SUV Offers More Features?

Published January 28, 2025
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The recently launched Hyundai Creta Electric and Mahindra BE 6 come equipped with advanced features often found on high-end luxury vehicles, but which electric SUV gains the competitive edge? Let us find out

Hyundai introduced its long-awaited Creta Electric at the recently held Auto Expo 2025 with prices starting at Rs 17.99 lakh (ex-showroom). Whereas, Mahindra has already launched its new BE 6 (formally BE 6e). Both electric SUVs offer a raft of features in line with the cutting-edge technology used in modern-day, high-end electric vehicles. Hyundai has given the Creta Electric additional features over the Creta – the car it is based on. Unlike the Creta Electric, the BE 6 uses a new electric-only platform, enabling faster charging and several EV-specific features. Here compare all their features.

Hyundai Creta Electric Vs Mahindra BE 6: Features

	Hyundai Creta Electric	Mahindra BE 6
headlamps and DRLs	LED	LED projector
Infotainment	10.25-inch	12.3-inch
Instrument cluster	10.25-inch	12.3-inch
Android Auto And Apple CarPlay	Wired	Wireless
Cruise control	Adaptive	Adaptive
Cooled console storage	Yes	Yes
Driving modes	Eco, Normal, and Sport	Range, Everyday, and Race
Tailgate	Powered	Powered with gesture control
Autopark	No	Yes
Sunroof	Panoramic	Fixed
Front seat ventilation	Yes	Yes
Driver’s seat adjustment	8-way powered with memory settings	Powered with memory settings and a welcome mode
Co-driver’s seat adjustment	8-way powered	No
Attentiveness attention	Driver	Driver and co-driver’s
Boss mode	Yes	No
Home-to-Car with Alexa	Yes	No
USB ports	Type-C	Type-C with up to 65W
Pet and camp mode (AC)	No	Yes
Rear seat adjustment	Yes	Yes
OTA updates	Yes	Powertrain, infotainment, and features
In-car 5G connectivity	No	Yes
Video calling with in-cabin camera	No	Yes
Heads-up display	No	Yes (Augmented reality)
Rear window sunblinds	Yes	No
Foldable tray for rear-seat passengers	Yes	No
Climate control	Dual-zone	Dual-zone
Flush door handles	No	Powered
Wireless charging pad	Yes	15W with a cooling function
Sound system	8-speaker Bose	16-speaker, 1400-watt, Harman Kardon with Dolby Atmos
Ambient lighting	Yes	Yes
Connected car tech	Yes	Yes
Digital Key	Yes	No
Airbags	6 (standard)	7
ADAS	Level 2	Level 2
Semi-active suspension	No	Yes
Blind view monitor	Yes	Yes
Tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)	Yes	Yes
In-car payment	Yes	No
360-degree camera	Yes	Yes
Electronic Stability Programme (ESP)	Yes	Yes
Air purifier	Yes	Yes
Hill start assist	Yes	No
Hill descent control	Yes	No
Electronic parking brake with auto-hold	Yes	Yes
Vehicle-to-load (V2L)	Yes	No

Both the Creta Electric and BE 6 are tech-laden and offer advanced features. The BE 6 comes with a larger dual-screen setup, up to 7 airbags, an augmented reality heads-up display, a 16-speaker Harman Kardon sound system with Dolby Atmos, auto park, powered tailgate with gesture control, and a pet mode. In comparison, the Creta Electric offers an electric boss mode, a digital key, dual-zone climate control, powered front seats, and a foldable rear seat tray. Both electric SUVs are outfitted with Level 2 ADAS, while the BE 6 also gets up to 7 airbags.

Hyundai Creta Electric Vs Mahindra BE 6: Price And Competition

	Creta Electric	BE 6
Price (ex-showroom)	Rs 17.99 lakh and Rs 24.38 lakh	Rs 18.90 lakh and Rs 26.90 lakh

The starting and ending prices of the BE 6 are higher than the Creta Electric. While Mahindra’s electric offering is available in three variants: Pack One, Pack Two, and Pack Three, Hyundai offers the Creta’s electric equivalent in 5 variants, namely Executive, Smart, Smart (O), Premium, and Excellence.

Hyundai Creta Electric Vs Mahindra BE 6: Conclusion

All in all, the Hyundai Creta Electric and Mahindra BE 6 goes neck-to-neck when it comes to features. If the former offers a boss mode, digital key, and powered front seats, the latter is fitted with semi-active suspension, a 16-speaker Harman Kardon system, auto park, and a heads-up display with augmented reality. As mentioned earlier, features can be a deal-breaker when buying a car, but it also depends on the design, space and, more importantly driving dynamics, which could be subjective. Plus, the prices would play a key role in the buying decision.